Want Ads Pricing In Waterloo Courier
Waterloo reads the Courier page for want ads with pricing rules. One cent per word per insertion with a 25 cent minimum and standard line rates in various caps styles.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
5
Waterloo reads the Courier page for want ads with pricing rules. One cent per word per insertion with a 25 cent minimum and standard line rates in various caps styles.
A jumble of want ads and notices include opportunities for home services, sales, and rentals. Entries seek agents, housekeepers, furnacemen, living quarters, and real estate, with contact details and terse price hints scattered amid varied urban listings.
Manchester Iowa hosts the Knights of Pythias Farfoursh district convention on October 20 with state officers in attendance. Hyperion lodge traces to 1887 and plans concerts, minstrel shows, a substantial supper, and a pageant for 355 current members and 12 applicants in the Dubuque Clayton Delaware counties area including Winneshiek and Fayette. B. W. Grems of Manchester leads as district deputy. the event features beef cattle displays and a beef steer main course supervised by experts from Dubuque.
Jesup residents mourn the death of M R Considine at his home on Oct 5 after a year long illness. Despite the best medical care he suffered quietly and bravely, leaving a large circle of friends who will miss him.
Oct 11 Allison reports completion of the Allison Beginners band with 28 boys meeting at the town hall and awaiting more instruments. The piece notes community interest, a county meeting on taxation, a Forty and Eight initiation, and births marriages and local visits, including Legion posts planning winter events and road projects in Allison.
Cedar Falls Oct 11 contract for 520 yards of sanitary sewer was set at last evening's council meeting to F. W. Sechler at a price of 553.56. Minor amendments were made to the ordinance governing operation of bosses. Local notices show many community items including a blind former resident, Danish dinner at the Commercial club, cemetery association meeting, and social events around Cedar Falls.
Hudson teachers visit Miss Haven in La Porte City Oct 11 with a Sunday cottage outing at Sunnyside. Faculty, including Misses Laird and Christianson, enjoyed a noon gathering and a house party at Miss Haven’s, then returned to Hudson. Others hosting out-of-town guests include Mrs Emma Myers and Mr and Mrs K D Miller, with extended family from Chicago and Great Lakes naval service.
A speaker visited Associated Congregations at Allison Sunday night to discuss her recent journey through Europe, outlining experiences, observations, and impressions from the trip.
Isaac P Hammond died late Saturday night from injuries after falling from a tree he was trimming on Hubert Carr's property. A swinging cut piece struck him in the fall causing the 40 foot plunge. Born June 15 1874 in Case Township Clayton IA he lived there until 17 then worked in Waterloo and Dubuque and had resided in Manchester for years. Survived by wife Mrs Ben Rosenkrans and daughter Rosie. Funeral services set with Theodore Shelley in charge. burial in Oakland Cemetery. Dr Earnest C Wheeler to arrive Tuesday with Hammond grandmother Mrs William Cattron body for burial Wednesday in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs Cattron lived to 97.
Oelwein's chewing gum factory is transferred to Des Moines. Factory owner S. Cope plans to relocate operations, with others in the industry such as Schumacher moving to California. Local notices include reorganizations, travel for business, and social visits among residents, with various family and funeral mentions in Waterloo, Jesup, Cedar Rapids, Wilcox, and Burlington Junction.
Fragmentary notice reports chimneys in dangerous condition. It mentions E A Fox and a chief, property owners and tenants warned, with references to Clive and departures toward the Dekotes Sout Oat, and a Saturday event on October. The readable details are limited but indicate a hazardous situation requiring attention.
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